Nintendo has officially updated its Japanese eShop release schedule for both the Nintendo Switch and the highly anticipated Switch 2, focusing on the week of February 12, 2026.
With momentum building for Nintendo’s latest hardware, the company continues its trend of supporting both current and next-generation players by delivering a robust slate of new digital and retail releases.
Headlining this update are anticipated titles such as Mario Tennis Fever and Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, marking a significant moment for fans of the respective franchises. The Switch 2 retail lineup is spearheaded by Mario Tennis Fever, the latest entry in Nintendo's long-running tennis series known for its fast-paced gameplay and innovation.
Alongside this heavy hitter, "Reanimal" is set for release on February 13, complemented by the dual-pack offering of "Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties," promising rich narrative and action for series enthusiasts. On the digital side, the Switch 2 eShop welcomes fresh entries including "ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard," a sequel recognized for its smart puzzle mechanics and colorful aesthetic, as well as "Tokyo Scramble," expanding the platform's diverse game catalog.
For the original Nintendo Switch, the digital landscape broadens with a variety of new titles across different genres.
Notable releases include "(Dis)Assemble," "Backrooms: Poolrooms" (available February 13), and "Bartender Simulator 2026," each catering to unique player experiences.
The schedule also features "Bioclash," "BlazBlue Entropy Effect X," "Bubble Battle," and "Centipede Gun," offering something for fans of action, simulation, and arcade-style gaming.
Anniversary and special editions, such as "Lil Gator Game: Gator of the Year Edition" and "Greyhill Incident Re-probed Edition," further illustrate Nintendo’s commitment to supporting dedicated indie developers and established franchises alike. A Nintendo spokesperson stated in an official release, "By continuously updating and expanding the eShop lineup on Switch and Switch 2, we aim to ensure that players have a diverse, exciting selection of games to look forward to, regardless of their preferred platform." This approach demonstrates Nintendo's ongoing strategy of fostering strong digital ecosystems while maintaining momentum for new hardware through marquee releases. February 2026 stands out as a landmark month for both Nintendo Switch and the new Switch 2 hardware, reaffirming Nintendo’s leadership in delivering a compelling mix of major IPs and innovative indie projects.
The updated release schedule underscores the company's dedication to providing rich entertainment for its millions of users worldwide, securing the eShop as a hub for gaming discovery and engagement well into the future. Key highlights in the schedule paint a promising outlook for Nintendo fans, with the mix of blockbuster franchises, sequels, and fresh indie concepts ensuring there is something for every type of player.
As the Switch 2 continues its rollout, Nintendo’s dual support across platforms solidifies the company's position at the forefront of the gaming industry.
With momentum building for Nintendo’s latest hardware, the company continues its trend of supporting both current and next-generation players by delivering a robust slate of new digital and retail releases.
Headlining this update are anticipated titles such as Mario Tennis Fever and Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, marking a significant moment for fans of the respective franchises. The Switch 2 retail lineup is spearheaded by Mario Tennis Fever, the latest entry in Nintendo's long-running tennis series known for its fast-paced gameplay and innovation.
Alongside this heavy hitter, "Reanimal" is set for release on February 13, complemented by the dual-pack offering of "Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties," promising rich narrative and action for series enthusiasts. On the digital side, the Switch 2 eShop welcomes fresh entries including "ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard," a sequel recognized for its smart puzzle mechanics and colorful aesthetic, as well as "Tokyo Scramble," expanding the platform's diverse game catalog.
For the original Nintendo Switch, the digital landscape broadens with a variety of new titles across different genres.
Notable releases include "(Dis)Assemble," "Backrooms: Poolrooms" (available February 13), and "Bartender Simulator 2026," each catering to unique player experiences.
The schedule also features "Bioclash," "BlazBlue Entropy Effect X," "Bubble Battle," and "Centipede Gun," offering something for fans of action, simulation, and arcade-style gaming.
Anniversary and special editions, such as "Lil Gator Game: Gator of the Year Edition" and "Greyhill Incident Re-probed Edition," further illustrate Nintendo’s commitment to supporting dedicated indie developers and established franchises alike. A Nintendo spokesperson stated in an official release, "By continuously updating and expanding the eShop lineup on Switch and Switch 2, we aim to ensure that players have a diverse, exciting selection of games to look forward to, regardless of their preferred platform." This approach demonstrates Nintendo's ongoing strategy of fostering strong digital ecosystems while maintaining momentum for new hardware through marquee releases. February 2026 stands out as a landmark month for both Nintendo Switch and the new Switch 2 hardware, reaffirming Nintendo’s leadership in delivering a compelling mix of major IPs and innovative indie projects.
The updated release schedule underscores the company's dedication to providing rich entertainment for its millions of users worldwide, securing the eShop as a hub for gaming discovery and engagement well into the future. Key highlights in the schedule paint a promising outlook for Nintendo fans, with the mix of blockbuster franchises, sequels, and fresh indie concepts ensuring there is something for every type of player.
As the Switch 2 continues its rollout, Nintendo’s dual support across platforms solidifies the company's position at the forefront of the gaming industry.
